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4y ago
I find it very strange that a partner would want this. Presumably the desire for a taller mate is fundamentally a desire for taller children. The procedure is obviously not inherited. This must have just been a cruel strategic denigration.
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4y ago
Why does this need to be a thread of tweets embedded in tweets?
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4y ago
I think air pollution is a much more likely explanation.
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4y ago
Why do you think white noise causes autism?
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4y ago
> And they complain of being trapped in jobs that don’t make good use of their skills. Liz Alanna, who holds a bachelor’s in music education and a master’s in opera performance, began working at Starbucks while auditioning for music prod
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4y ago
Their business model is being a Trojan horse for China. How long did they think that would last?
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4y ago
> It made me realize…I had underestimated how much knowledge I had gained from previous schools, jobs, projects, books, papers, and talks. > He did not have much intention of actually learning anything. It’s sounds more like you read
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5y ago
Meta answer: the ultimate point of money is that it gives you the opportunity to make decisions without convincing everyone that you deserve to make decisions.
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> The people with the most money and education—the class most responsible for shaping culture and customs—ensure that their children are raised in stable homes. But actively undermine the norm for everyone else. His very weak evidence fo
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5y ago
We’re just lucky the suggestions are being offered at write time instead of automatically applied at read time.
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5y ago
I think an economist would say market makers reduce the volatility of a market, which does benefit regular people.
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5y ago
Do you take issue with the market maker business model?
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5y ago
And 20 years later added only informal type declarations.
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5y ago
Even I have trouble avoiding it.
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5y ago
Off topic: Are there any countries more hostile to pedestrians than the US?
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5y ago
If I let my child go out on his own, he would get hit by a car almost immediately.
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5y ago
Proof of stake leverages the abundance of the near infinite
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5y ago
He said the same thing about type systems.
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5y ago
They could at least put some drops on his tongue
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5y ago
Refurbished Dell XPS
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Vaping Alters Inflammatory State of Brain, Heart, Lungs, and Colon
(neurosciencenews.com)
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5y ago
Also linked to living close to a freeway.
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5y ago
> And yet, you shut down the possibility of religion without any degree of exploration. You are both a reader and a writer of fiction!
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5y ago
Or any article from The New Yorker.
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5y ago
If you say there aren’t enough charging stations, people will say there is not enough demand. Then you argue against increasing demand because there are not enough charging stations? That’s idiocy. It’s a common form of idiocy - “we can’t b
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5y ago
NFTs are collectibles to the same extent that CRDTs are literature.
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> This kind of condescension towards religion is so close-minded, and it's incredibly tiring. I live in the US, God Bless America, where religion is shoved in your face over and over again from childhood to adulthood (it’s incredibl
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5y ago
> An inadequate and inhumane policy being enforced by an out of touch, or perhaps even uncaring, government The inevitable result of centralized control.
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5y ago
The whole point / explaining away the facts / gaslighting / trolling. I guess we’ll just never know the motivation of the storytellers.
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Q: Who was Jesus? A: He was the son of God! He could walk on water, heal any physical ailment with the mere touch of a hand, and freely clone matter in total defiance of the physical laws of conservation. Q: Amazing! What happened to him? A
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